🧼 McKee's 37 MK37-741 Microfiber Cleaner: Professional-Grade, 128 oz. Review

Great cleaner, cleaning results and even removing most stains from old, previously washed fabrics. The best cleaner I've found. Thank you, this product works great! uh

I like it and it works better than eg the Griot cleaner. I think it could be better at removing minor stains and chemical odors from the microfiber towels I use when detailing my cars.

I have a lot of microfiber towels, body towels and house cleaning towels. Although I washed them according to the manufacturer's instructions, I noticed that over time they became less absorbent and started to smell pretty quickly. I chose this product and was pleasantly surprised! Absorbency has been restored and wipes look and feel cleaner. As if I had new clothes again. I'm so happy I decided to try it!

Having tried several brands of "microfiber soap" I can safely say McKee's is the best ever. Truly dirty microfibers come out of the dryer with just a shadow of a stain, soft and static-free, as clean as you can imagine. Old microfibers that were previously washed and reused with other cleaners now look refreshed after washing and drying. I have a collection of 60 microfibers for car care and McKee's 37 Microfiber Cleaner just breathed new life into them.

I never realized that you can't just clean microfiber towels with normal detergent. I recently went to dry my car and saw that my towel seemed to be pushing water instead of soaking it up. I checked and found towels held up much better with a microfiber cleaner. I figured my old towels would be lost and I would need to refresh my collection. But I bought this McKees cleaner and washed "ruined" towels in it. I can't believe it restored them and brought them back to their original absorption…

When I bought the microfiber car wash towels, I didn't realize that a special detergent was required to keep them absorbent and frizzy, but with McKee's (although I did have to get them a sent them back a few times to get rid of the little debris that got stuck in there) and they're almost like new again. I thought it was really silly to buy special detergent for those "rags," but the proponents made sense and McKee's seemed like the best option. It would be nice if this type of product was…